St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-23
Hen and Women Who Will Train the
Youthful Mind During the Com
ing Year.
The Master Mechanics Discuss the In
tricaCies OF Machinery and the
Virtus of Oil.
q Pretty Young Norwegian Woman
Claims to Have Been Deserted by
Her Husband.
Mrs. Woolfau Says Her Husband Beat
and Starved Her and the
Children.
TEACHERS AND SALARIES.
Teachers Appointed TO Weld the
Rod in the Public Schools.

TEACHERS AND SALARIES.
Teachers Appointed TO Weld the
Rod in the Public Schools.
The board of education held an adj
jOurned meeting last night. The prin-
cipal business done was the confirming
of teachers for the ensuing year, and
quite a dispute arose regarding the sal
aries allowed for some of the teachers in
the High school, but the appointments
were finally confirmed. The committee
on High school reported that the follow
ing grade of salaries had been adopted
for teachers of English and mathematics
i'll the High school: For the first year.
$3.50; second and third years, 81, 200;
fourth and fifth years, 81. 100: sixth year
and thereafter, Sl,2C0. The recommen-
dation was adopted as were also numer-
Gus recommendations regarding the
course of study in different terms, and
the text books to be used. No teachers
have yet been appointed for the new
outlying schools. The estimate of Trick
Brothers, for work on the German school
addition amounting to $500 was
allowed. The following is the list of
teachers confirmed Tor next year:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Salary.
{. Is. Gilbert, principal. ..... s., 600
George WcitbredeI, instructor
PHYSICAL science. .............. 1900
{. \. fiske, instructor Latin and
Greek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,500
F. W. Fiske, instructor Latin and
Greek: Observation-Disclosures. 1900
c. d. Welch, instructor English
and mathematics. .............. 1,5OO
Z. b. Scott, Instructor natural
science 100
n. 5. BeardSley, instructor COM
mercial department ... 1000
r. I. Carel. instructor French. -. 1,J00
Miss l.. i. underwater. inStruc-
tor mathematics. 1 200
Miss NJ: j. NewSon, instructor
English ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Mrs. NJ. Z. Stickney, instructor
English. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Miss III. A. Anderson, instructor
English MISREPRESENTATION. 1000
Miss j. {. Gauthier, instructor
drawing MISREPRESENTATION. LOO
Miss Leonora Austin, instructor
reading Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Miss }. L. Bruce, instructor mathe-
MATES ..........-....... 1000
Miss f. l.. Austin, instructor Eng
liSil and mathematics. 1000
Miss NJ. j. Beach, instructor Eng
llSh and mathematics. - ZOO
Miss NJ. BrUnSon, instructor Eng
fish and mathematics .. 1000
Miss j. Mann, instructor drawing. 1000
Miss Lima Sehuman, instructor
German. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Miss l.. Minor, instructor English
and mathematics 1000
Miss y. Z. COmmings, Instructor
English and mathematics . $50
Miss II. B. NewsOn. instructor
isl
Mrs. 4. NJ. Phiibriek, instructor
English and mathematics. -. $50
RICE SCHOOL.
Ii. W. Slack, principal.
Miss G. a. Picfard. eighth grade.
Miss Fanny Amery. seventh grade.
Miss j. \. Faucette. sixth grade.
Miss Z. I. Cramsie, fifth grade.
Miss j. E. Sullivan. fourth grade.
MISS Josie Mathews, fourth grade.
Miss NJ. W. Pierce, third grade.
Miss Hambleton, third grade.
MISS Addle- MeCaine, second grade.
Miss May Hambleton. first grade.
Miss Alice J. Perry, first grade.
Miss Isabel Williams. first grade.
HENDRICKS SCHOOL.
W. w. Eothrop, principal.
MISS b. +. Kelley. fourth grade.
MISS Maggie Norton, third grade.
Miss +. l. Lynch, second grade.
Miss +. 3. Drought, second grade.
MISS isabel Putnam, first grade.
Mrs. Helen Dorm, first grade.
GARFIELD SCHOOL.
MISS NJ. h. Dafrah, principal.
Miss r. L. Mott, sixth grade.
Miss l.. Cummings, fifth grade.
Miss G. E. Lynde, fourth grade.
Miss Ellen NJ. Shaw, third grade.
MISS Eta NJ. Clapp, second grade.
Miss NJ X, RpSwipE first UraIa
Miss Mary Gill. first grade.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
}: c. Bryant, principal.
Miss Ii. l.. Boyle, eighth grade.
Miss Sarah Peabody, seventh grade.
Miss Nj. h. barrow, sixth grade.
Miss a. a. Morrow. fifth grade.
Miss A. A. Woodbury., fourth grade.
Miss NJ. Z. Anderson. fourth grade.
Miss N. Kult. third grade.
Miss c. l.. Little, second grade.
Miss NJ. NJ. King. second grade.
Miss Louise Meilike, first grade.
Miss H. c. Mcleod, first grade.
Miss Kate Putnam, primary principal.
DOUGLAS SCHOOL.
Miss Laura Gates, principal.
Miss Fannie Chandley, third grade,
Miss l.. +. Barrett, second grade.
Miss L. Nj. Bittrick, first grade.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL.
Miss NJ. Cummings, principal.
Miss Z. Cummings. fourth grade.
Miss b. NJ. Lyons. third grade.
Miss H. G. McCr0ry, second grade.
Miss NJ. c. Dale, second grade.
Miss Lizzie c. Morrow. first grade.
MISS NJ. Z. Hawthorne, first grade.
GORMAN SCHOOL.
John G. Donnelly, principal.
Miss T. A. Petre, fifth grade.
Miss Nellie Mann, fourth grade.
Mrs. NJ. II. Smith, third grade.
Miss Rose Carroll, second grade.
Miss 3. NJ. Phelan, second grade.
Miss Lydia Graham, first grade.
Miss Sarah Carroll, first grade.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Miss E. G. Stanley, principal.
Miss j. E. CHINO. eighth grade.
Miss G. I. Williams, eighth grade.
Miss Alicia Patten, seventh grade.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Martin, seventh grade.
Miss Nj. r. Dance, sixth graGe.
Miss NJ. Corcoran. sixth grade.
Miss H. E. Demmlng, fifth street.
Miss NJ. Z. Dallas, fifth grade.
Miss G. A. Lowry, fourth grade.
Miss l.. ID. Hughes, fourth grade.
Miss NJ. E. Van VIE. fourth grade.
Miss A. Nedobyty, third grade.
Miss NJ. KimbaIl, third grade.
Miss D. G. Briggs, second grade.
Miss +. ID. Rice. second grade.
Miss |. X. Bowie, first grade.
Miss a. L. C0rcoran. grSt grade.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lowry, first grade.
Mrs. Il. Zahomyi, primary prineinaI